Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

It's been a fascinating second half. On the balance of play I think United deserved an equaliser.

United had the most chances, Liverpool had the more controlled play, so a draw is a fair result.

I think the gap now is too much for Man United or Man City to catch Chelsea.

But you have to give Jose Morinho credit because he brought on Marouane Fellaini and he had an impact.

What an absolute thriller.

It was all Manchester United in the second half, as they score a late goal to claim a point against rivals Liverpool.

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Wayne Rooney has a shot blocked from outside the area.

Late United pressure.

Time is up.

"Calm, calm," Jose Mourinho urges his players to do.

Sir Alex Ferguson, in the stands, smiles.

They love it.

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This is the chance for Liverpool to win the game.

It is Georginio Wijnaldum who the ball breaks to into the box, but the Dutchman's shot is oh, so poor and David de Gea can gather without any problems.

That was it, but Wijnaldum fails to convert his chance.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

It's a foul I would have committed if I were Ander Herrera. It's cynical no doubt about it. I think a yellow card for both players is right.

FOUR MINUTES ADDED TIME.

Who can become a hero?

A chance for Liverpool to break, but Ander Herrera tries to pull Roberto Firmino's shorts off him.

Firmino pushes Herrera in the chest and then in the face.

Both men are booked, but is Firmino lucky to stay on?

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic has scored 14 goals in his first 20 PL games - the same total as Alan Shearer and Sergio Aguero.

What an impact.

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Here we go. Is this the winner?

Zlatan Ibrahimovic through on goal from Paul Pogba's clearance...

...but the Swede is flagged offside.

Into the last minute we go.

The Stretford End appeal for a penalty as Wayne Rooney's pass comes off Trent Alexander-Arnold in the area.

It was chest, not hand. Sit down.

But wait. It is Liverpool who have broken to the other end.

Georginio Wijnaldum controls the ball in the area and shoots, but it is straight at Phil Jones.

Jose Mourinho barking out orders to his side. He wants them to push and go for the winner.

United pushing for the winner now. They left it late against Middlesbrough last month. Can they do the same again today?

Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Oh! They've kept going United. They kept the ball alive.

Look at Zlatan Ibrahimovic, he's getting the crowd going!

We thought Marcus Rashford might come on but it's Marouane Fellaini who has played a huge part in the goal.

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Wayne Rooney for the record...

...NO. His volley from Juan Mata's knockdown is brilliantly saved by Simon Mignolet.

The flag was up anyway, even though the England skipper was onside.

Every time Paul Pogba gets the ball, two Liverpool men hound in and the Frenchman has to surrender possession.

You have to say, Jurgen Klopp's men have done a number on the world's most expensive player today.

10 minutes remaining for the home side to rescue the game and possibly their top-four hopes.

David Ljunggren: Pogba must have a clause in his contract that doesn't allow him to be substituted. There's no other reason he's still playing

Zain: Mourinho brings in Fellaini when Rashford is available. Sums it up really.

Dave W: The question should not be about Fellaini, but why is slow Rooney on ahead of superquick Rashford?

Changes, changes, changes... what would you do? #bbcfootball

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Before introducing Marouane Fellaini for Matteo Darmain, Jose Mourinho went through some fairly specific instructions with the Belgian.

As Fellaini ran straight up alongside Zlatan Ibrahimovic in attack, the instructions look likely to have been 'get your head on it'.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

If this stays as it is you could almost say the title challenge from the Manchester clubs is over.

Neither can win it. If United lose this they're out of it.